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March 29, 1984 TO: VICTORIA PLANT STANDARDS HOLDERS FROM: J. L. CHAMBARD - BLDG. 3 VP STANDARDS REVISIONS Please insert the following new, reviewed and/or revised standards in your manual. Description Remove Insert Std 9A3 Revised 2/79 Reviewed & Revised 1/84 Std 9A4 Std 9A5 Revised 2/79 Revised 2/79 Reviewed & Revised 1/84 pages 1-2 i Reviewed & Revised 1/84 Std 9A6 Revised 2/79 Replaced by Std 9A5 Std 9A7 Revised 2/79 Reviewed & Revised 1/84 pages 1-2 Std 9H Revised 9/80 pages 1-3 Reviewed & Revised 1/84 pages 1-3 Destroy standards canceled by this issue. DUP 0838592 VPE-1 - ------------------ - - Insulation LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS _____________ INSULATION _______ UVIURtM r Lnl't I ISSUED' 2779 REVIEWED 2/84 REVISED 2/84 5 I ANUAKU W PAGE 1 OF 3 1. SCOPE A 1.1 This specification is a standardized method of identifying installed insulation which is asbestos free. All insulation of unknown asbestos content must be handled as asbestos. (See Victoria Plant Industrial Hygiene Procedure 10, and Engineering Standard S4T.) 1.2 This specification is applicable only for identifying installed insu lation which is known to be free of asbestos fiber content. Materials, which obviously do not contain asbestos, such as cellular glass, glass fiber, cork, mineral wool, polyurethane foam, and polystyrene foam do not need to be marked for identification. 2. CLASSIFICATIONS For installed insulation, specific areas on the Plant are classified as follows: 2.1 Class I. New facilities on which only insulation containing no as- j bestos fibers are installed. 2.2 Class II. New additions to existing buildings which can be clearly defined and does not contain any insulation containing asbestos fibers. 2.3 Class III. Existing areas which are modified by the addition of insulated lines or equipment using non-asbestos insulation. 2.4 Class IV. Existing areas in which existing insulation is being replaced with non-asbestos Insulation. 3. METHODS OF LABELING 3.1 For identification place strategically located strips of tape labeled 'NA' around the circunference of the pipe insulation covering or the equipment insulation covering. Position the tape with the arrows pointing in the direction in which the indicated insulation runs (Figure 1). Class II, III, and IV locations. 3.2 A permanent sign, with at least 1" letters, placed in a prominent location should be used for Class I and II locations. DUP 0838593 VPE-1 insulatiDn LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS INSULATION VICTORIA PLAN'^STANDARD ISSUED 2/79 9H REVIEWED 2/84 REVISED 2/84 PAGE 2 OF 3 4. PLACEMENT OF LABELING 4.1 Class I. Insulated lines or equipment pieces in new facilities or segregated buildings in which no insulation containing free asbestos was installed, do not require individual identification. A permanent type sign should indicate that only non-asbestos insulation was used in this facility. 4.2 Class II. Individual insulated lines or equipment pieces in clearly defined additions in which non-asbestos insulation was installed, do not require separation identification. In lieu of marking individual lines or equipment pieces, place a permanent type sign that defines the building addition. Also locate tape on selected col mins, beams, walls, or ceilings, to clearly identify the plane at which the non-asbestos insulation starts. Position tape with the arrows orientated to indicate that, from that point on, all insulation is non-asbestos. 4,3 Class III. Individually mark all new insulated lines and equipment pieces installed as additions or modifications in existing areas to indicate non-asbestos insulation. Place a strip of tape around the circumference of the finish at the points where the pipe goes through & wall or partition. Orient the arrows to indicate the non-asbestos insulation. Where a tie-in is made to a line insulated with a material of unknown asbestos content, identify the junction of the insulation by orienting the arrow of the tape toward the non-asbestos insulation. 4.4 Class IV. Where insulation is being replaced in an area of unknown asbestos content, by non-asbestos insulation, identify the replacement insulation by a strip of tape placed around the circumference of pipe insulation covering at the starting point and where the non-asbestos insulation ends. Orient the arrows toward the non-asbestos insulation. 5. TAPE 5.1 Specifications (See Figure 1). A. Supplied in rolls. B. Pressure-sensitive contact cement backing. C. Withstand weather and atmosphere exposure for a minimum of five years. D. 'NA* letters and arrow white, repeated on 3-inch intervals, on blue background, letters 1-inch high. E. Material: 3M's M-90. F. Slit liner material approximately 1" from top of roll to facilitate removal. DUP 0838594 VPE-1 INSULATION LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS INSULATION VICTORIA PLAN'r STANDARD ISSUED 2779 9H REVIEWED 2/84 REVISED 2/84 PAGE 3 OF 3 White letters and white arrows FIGURE 1 -- TAPE FOR IDENTIFICATION PUP 0838595 VICTORIA PLANT STANDARDS DATE 1/31/84__________ NEW REVISED- */B4 STANDARD NO. 9H Please review and approved the attached Standards. Write in your comment: or contact the originator if you have any questions. ROUTING ORDER NAME APPROVALS INITIALS DATE Q$)u)1. Asst. Div. Supt. - Engineering J. 0. Walling 2. Engineering Supt. R. E. Keith Div. Supt. - Mechanical L. F. Getz - 7^ 1-3>-S/ ip 7r%'*A- Div. Supt. - Production Div. Supt. - Technical W. P. Ledet 6 l0- H-a CcX y C . -ft-.- Seaver t Safety. Supt. C. E. Bunn Originator M. K. AHlscrom Engineering Division J. 0. Walling tyuJ(For Processing & Distribution) /-Z/-gc/ COMMENTS: DUP 0838596 Revised: 8/19/31 TO: Victoria Plant Standards Holders FROM: Ernest C. Zuniga^^^'/ September 24, 1980 VP STANDARDS REVISIONS Please insert the following revised standards in your manual. Remove Std. 4G, p 5 of 6, Rev. 12/79 Std. 9H, p 1 of 3, Issued 2/79 Insert Std. 4G, p 5 of 6, Rev. 7/80: Std. 9H, p 1 of 3, Rev. 9/80 CANCELLED STANDARD'S REPLACED BY THESE REVISIONS SHOULD BE DESTROYED. ECZ:cgh Attachments. DUP 0838597 VPE-1 INSULATION X.AB'EIiXUG of installed non--asbestoOsS ______INSULATION VICTORIA PLANT STANDARD v ISSUED 2/79 x , t? " REVIEWED 2/84 REVISED -2/84 9H PAGE 1 OF 3 1. A SCOPE 1.1 This specification is a standardized method of identifying installed insulation which is asbestos free. All insulation of unknown asbestos content must be handled as asbestos. (See Victoria Plant Industrial Hygiene Procedure 10, and Engineering Standard S4T) . 1 .2 This specification is applicable only for identifying installed insulation which is known to be free of asbestos fiber content. Materials, which obviously do not contain asbestos, such as cellular glass, glass fiber, cork, mineral wool, polyurethane foam, and polystyrene foam do not need to be marked for identification. .2 CLASSIFICATIONS For installed insulation, specific areas on the Plant are classified as follows: 2.1 Class I. New facilities on which only insulation containing no asbestos fibers are installed. 2.2 Class II. New additions to existing buildings which can be clearly defined and does not contain any insulation containing asbestos fibers. > 2.3 Class III. Existing areas which are modified by the addition of insulated lines or equipment using non-asbestos insulation. 2.4 Class IV. Existing areas in which existing insulation is being replaced with non-asbestos insulation. METHODS OF LABELING 3.1 For identification place strategically located strips of tape labeled NA around the circumference of the pipe insulation covering or the equipment insulation covering. Position the tape with the arrows pointing in the direction in which the indicated insulation runs. (Figure 1). Class II, III, and IV locations. 3.2 A permanent sign, with at least 1" letters, placed in a prominent location should be used for Class I and IX locations. PLACEMENT OF LABELING 4.1 Class I. Insulated lines or equipment pieces in new facilities or segregated buildings in which no insulation containing free DUP 0838598 VPE-1 INSULATION LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS INSULATION VICTORIA PLANT STANDARD ISSUED 2/79 REVIEWED 2/84 9H REVISED 2/84 PAGE 2 OF 3 asbestos was installed, do not require individual identification. A permanent type sign should indicate that only non-asbestos insulation was used in this facility. 4.2 Class II. Individual insulated lines or equipment pieces in clearly defined additions in which non-asbestos insulation was installed, do not require separation identification, in lieu of marking individual lines or equipment pieces, place a permanent type sign that defines the building addition. Also locate tape on selected columns, beams, walls, or ceilings, to clearly identify the plane at which the non-asbestos insulation starts. Position tape with the arrows orientated to indicate that, from that point on, all insulation is non-asbestos. 4.3 Class III. Individually mark all new insulated lines and equipment pieces installed as additions or modifications in existing areas to indicate non-asbestos insulation. Place a strip of tape around the circumference of the finish at the points where the pipe goes through a wall or partition. Orient the arrows to indicate the non-asbestos insulation. Where a tie-in is made to a line insulated with a material of unknown asbestos content, identify the junction of the insulation by orienting the arrow of the tape toward the no.n-asbestos insulation. . 4.4 Class IV. Where insulation is being replaced in an area of unknown asbestos content, by non-asbestos insulation, identify the replacement insulation by a strip of tape placed around the circumference of pipe insulation covering at the starting point and where the non-asbestos insulation ends. Orient the arrows toward the non-asbestos insulation. 5. TAPE 5.1 Specifications (See Figure 1). A. Supplied in rolls. B. Pressure-sensitive contact cement backing. C. Withstand weather and atmosphere exposure for a minimum of 5 years. D. NA Letters and arrow white, repeated on 3-inch intervals, on blue background, letters 1-inch high. E. Materials 3M's M-90. F. Slit liner material approximately 1" from top of roll to facilitate removal. DUP 0838599 vpe-i ! INSULATION LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS INSULATION VICTORIA PLANT STANDARD ( tt Blue Background White letters and white arrows FIGURE 1 -- TAPE FOR IDENTIFICATION t DUP 0838600 : Co-<LO VICTORIA PLANT STANDARDS Date 2/15/79________ New x Revised Standard No. _____ 9H Please review and approve the attached Standards. Write in your comments or contact the originator if you have any questions. ROUTING ORDER 1. Asst. Div. Supt. - Engineering 2. Engineering Supt. Div. Supt. - Mechanical Div. Supt. - Production Div. Supt. - Technical Safety Supervisor Originator Engineering Division (For Processing Distribution) NAME APPROVALS INITIAL DATE ' J. H. Heck M R. E. Keith B. L. Sutphen W. P. Ledet u/-- & E. J. Warvas Mufa VWv1 i/2.3 A? ------ ---------/ ---------- >/s'//.7r C. E. Bunn M. F. Hennessc * J. H. Heck 3- r-7<f COMMENTS: Attached for your approval is a method for labeling installed non-asbestos insulation. A sample label was presented to Central Safety at the October 1978 meeting by A. H. Nickolaus and met with approval. Rev. 2/7/79 vrc^i INSULATION LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS INSULATION VICTORIA ISSUED 2/79 REVISED PLANT STANDARD 9H Page 1 of 3 1. SCOPE 1.1 This specification is a standardized method of identifying installed insulation which is asbestos free. All insulation of unknown asbestos content must be handled as asbestos. (See Victoria Plant Safety and Fire Protection Procedure No. 68 and Engineering Standard S4T). 1.2 This specification is applicable only for identifying installed insulation which is known to be free of asbestos fiber content. Materials, which obviously do not contain asbestos, such as cellular glass, glass fiber, cork, mineral..wool, polyurethane foam, and polystyrene foam do not need to be marked for identification. 2. CLASSIFICATIONS For installed insulation, specific areas on the Plant are classified as follows: 2.1 Class I. New facilities on which only insulation containing no asbestos fibers are installed. 2.2 Class II. New additions to existing buildings which can be clearly defined and does not contain any insulation containing asbestos fibers. 2.3 Class III. Existing areas which are modified by the addition of insulated lines or equipment using non--asbestos insulation. 2.4 Class IV. Existing areas in which existing insulation is being replaced with non-asbestos insulation. 3. METHODS OF LABELING 3.1 For identification place strategically located strips of tape labeled NA around the circumference of the pipe insulation covering or the equipment insulation covering. Position the tape with the arrows pointing in the direction in which the indicated insulation runs. (Figure 1). Class II, III, and IV locations. 3.2 A permanent sign, with at least 1" letters, placed in a prominent location should be used for Class I and II locations. 4. PLACEMENT OF LABELING 4.1 Class I. Insulated lines or equipment pieces in new facilities or segregated buildings in which no insulation containing free DUP 0838602 vrc- INSULATION LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS INSULATION | VICTORIA ISSUED 2/79 REVISED PLANT STANDARD 9H Page 2 of 3 - asbestos was installed, do not require individual identification. A permanent type sign should indicate that only non-asbestos insulation was used in this facility. 4.2 Class II. Individual insulated lines or equipment pieces in clearly defined additions in which non-asbestos insulation was installed, do not require separation identification. In lieu of marking individual lines or equipment pieces, place a permanent type sign that defines the building addition. Also locate tape on selected columns, beams, walls, or ceilings, to clearly identify the plane at which the non-asbestos insulation starts. Position tape with the arrows orientated to indicate that, from that point on, all insulation is non-asbestos. 4.3 Class III. Individually mark all new insulated lines and equipment pieces installed as additions or modifications in existing areas to indicate non-asbestos insulation. Place a strip of tape around the circumference of the finish at the points where the pipe goes through a wall or partition. Orient the arrows to indicate the ` non-asbestos insulation. Where a tie-in is made to a line insulated with a material of unknown asbestos content, identify the junction of the insulation by orienting the arrow of the tape toward the non-asbestos insulation. 4.4 Class IV. Where insulation is being replaced in an area of unknown asbestos content, by non-asbestos insulation, identify the replace ment insulation by a strip of tape placed around the circumference of pipe insulation"covering at the starting point and where the non-asbestos insulation ends. Orient the arrows toward the non-asbestos insulation. 5. TAPE 5.1 Specifications (See Figure 1). A. Supplied in rolls. B. Pressure-sensitive contact cement backing. C. Withstand weather and atmosphere exposure for a minimum of 5 years. D. NA Letters and arrow white, repeated on 3-inch intervals, on blue background, letters 1-inch high. E. 2-1/4" X 18 yards on 3" I.D. core. F. Material: 3M's M-90 G. Slit liner material approximately 1" from top of roll to facilitate removal. DUP 0838603 vpe -1 INSULATION LABELING OF INSTALLED NON-ASBESTOS INSULATION VICTORIA ISSUED 2/79 REVISED PLANT STANDARD 9H Page 3 of 3 ! 3" FIGURE 1 -- TAPE FOR IDENTIFICATION DUP 0838604